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Reflection 8/26/21

Today in Mr.Rease’s American Literature class we talked about Rhetoric Place. In a rhetoric place this is where your setting has great significance to what’s going on or being said. An example of Rhetoric place is proposing. When you want to propose to your significant other you want to make sure you’re in the right setting with great significance. Another main example of rhetorical place is The Oval Office, in the White House. The Oval Office is mainly used for making big announcements. The office significance is to inform in Rhetorical Situations. I got the lesson pretty well.

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